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mis'-s'r-a-w'l, miserable ; wretched. 



mit, with, along; middle. 



mit'-bring-a, to bring along with ; 

 lo contribute. * 



mit'-gfU, sjMiipathy. 



mW -hel-fa, to assist ; to aid. 



mil' -helf-es, assistance ; charity. 



mit'-hilf, assistance, aid. 



mit' I, remedy. 



mit'-laidt, sympathy. 



mit-lai-das, sympathy. 



mit' -lok' -ka, to entice ; to call along 

 with, or away. 



mil' -mach-a, to take part ; to par- 

 ticipate. 



mils, mittens. 



mod' -el, a mould, or pattern ; a 

 model. 



mod'-'l-a, to model, to mould. 



mbl. 1. time ; once ; once on a time. 

 Also pronounced in various 

 localities as e-mbV. 

 2. a mark, ncBva materna. 



mo'-la, to draw, with pencil or pen. 



mo'-lar, a draughtsman ; one who 

 draws. 



mo-las'-es, molasses. 



mo-las' -ich, molasses. 



mo'ler, 1. a mole, or mark upon 

 the skin. 

 2. a draughtsman. 



mb'-li, once ; corruption of e^'-mol. 



mol'ka, whey. 



mops' -kop, a dull fellow ; a mope. 



mo-rasht', morass, mud. 



mbs, 1. moss. 



2. measure (of capacity). 



mosh'-kop, "mush-head," a stupid 

 fellow. 



mos-lin', muslin. 



mos'-s'l-in', muslin. 



mud'-ich, moody, spirited. 



mud' -Ids, dejected ; without energy. 



mud' -ma-sa, to surmise, to conjec- 

 ture. 



mud'-'r-graut, molher-wort. 



mud'-'r-kdrn, the black grains found 

 in rye, known as ergot. 



mud'-'rwe, pressure within the 

 stomach and oesophagus, 

 caused by indigestion, etc. — 

 hysteria. 



mudt, mood, condition, disposition. 



mud'-t'r, 1. mother. 



2. womb. 



3. mother — of vinegar. 



4. burr of a screw. 

 mud' -f r-shbf, ewe. 



mud' -f r-shprbch, mother tongue. 

 muk, a fly. 

 mul'-li-kop, tadpole. 

 mund'-er, active, lively ; well. 

 mus, must. 

 mush'-der, pattern. 

 musli-kad'-nis, nutmeg ; nutmegs. 

 mush-kad' -nus, nutmeg. 

 musli'-ked, musket. 

 mush' -kit' -ter, mosquito. 

 mush'-'' I, muscle ( — bivalve). 

 mul'-tb, motto. 



'n, 1. contraction of German ein, 

 einen, eines ; as a prefix, or 

 preceding a word signifies a, 

 an. 

 2. contraction of German i7m, 

 ihnen, es ; as a suffix, or fol- 

 lowing a word, signifies him, 

 them, to them. 



nah, hub — of a wheel. 



nacht, night. 



nacht' -Jiaf -fa, chamber pot. 



nacht' -essa, supper. 



nacht' -mbl, Communion; the Lord's 

 Supper. 



nacht' -wech-der, night watchman. 



na-dlr' -lich, natural. 



na-dir' -lich-ar-wais' , naturally ; in 

 the course of events. 



na-dir' -lich-ked, natural, natural- 

 ness. 



na-dur' , nature. 



